Siberian worms brought back to life from Arctic permafrost after 42.000 years
Two nematodes found in Arctic permafrost have recovered their biological functions after 42.000 years, and are now the oldest living beings.
Two nematodes found in Arctic permafrost have recovered their biological functions after 42.000 years, and are now the oldest living beings.
According to a group of Boston researchers, a new species of "microworms" composed of nanotubes could create implantable sensors or drug delivery systems: we will thus be able to monitor the progress of a medical treatment and the conditions of our body . These are tiny structures, equipped with a porous membrane and virtually capable of hosting materials or devices of various kinds: the research conducted to date had led to nanomachines of different shapes, usually ... Read more
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